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( 002 ) video ✶ strangers waiting up and down the boulevard

Dec 16, 2011 13:57

[ sup, fellow space kidnapees. a considerably more relaxed jenna, here. ]Okay: so here's a question that doesn't have anything to do with your spaceship related skills or why we shouldn't wander off by ourselves ( Read more... )

c: statsraaden, c: vreille cox, c: the signless, c: connor temple, c: ianto jones, c: natasha romanoff, c: cave johnson, c: alaric saltzman, c: kroton, c: james t. kirk (xi), c: spock (xi), c: jennifer "thumos" lanaughee, jenna sommers, c: rey, c: heatwave, c: chase kilgannon, c: robert capa, c: ariadne, c: dean winchester

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[audio] thats_asbestos December 16 2011, 23:07:04 UTC

[Jenna you said the magic words.]

Spuds--there's some kind of garden around here, right? All the renewable, endless potato power you could ever need, growing in the very earth you and I walk on.

...In a space ship.

Roster sounds fantastic. Who's workin' on that?

[audio] unparental December 17 2011, 00:00:52 UTC

...Potato power. Do I want to ask?

And as for the roster, no one that I know of, right now. At least, no one who's gotten to me yet.

thats_asbestos December 17 2011, 06:38:25 UTC

I'm glad you did! [Run Jenna, run. He sounds like he's about To Talk A lot.]

Potatoes are nature's tastiest battery. All you need is a little copper, zinc and some wires. Wrap the wires around the dissimilar metals, then jam those suckers into the potato and bam--instant chemical reaction and free-flowing ions. Edible free-flowing ions. If you ate one you could theoretically power something from your gut with a little metal and wires stickin' in the right places too.

unparental December 17 2011, 06:48:26 UTC

[ she TOTALLY GOT ALL THAT. yup. she will nod, though. ]

Just a shot in the dark, but you're a fan of potatoes?

thats_asbestos December 17 2011, 07:11:22 UTC

A fan of science. As far as I'm concerned, stomach potatoes that can power light bulbs and that little recorder you were talking about qualify as such.

Cave Johnson, CEO and founder of Aperture Science. You can add that to the roster, or whoever is making it.

unparental December 17 2011, 08:52:38 UTC

Jenna Sommers, grad student and not a CEO. And if I can't find someone to pass the buck to, I'll remember to add you to the list.

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